I was served on a , small claims non earnings garnishment and complaint, for a old debt.
I agree with Mr. Brewer's excellent answer.
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I agree with Mr. Brewer's excellent answer.
I agree with Ms. Bunce's excellent answer.
You may want to speak with a consumer protection attorney. Generally speaking, a creditor seeking only location information does not violate the...
If they got a judgment, they have the right. You should have an attorney review the file and see if you have a good bases for filing to strike the...
Given the somewhat broad language of the Order, coupled with your attorney's uncertainty, I'd be very concerned that reporting it could violate the...
I agree with Ms. Trevino's excellent answer.
I do not practice in New York. In most states, the creditor will serve a garnishment on the bank that states the total amount due. The bank should...
What Mr. Brenda said.
Judges generally will determine only whether you owe or don't owe money. They won't work out payment plans. You can certainly contact the law firm...
1. Ask them for your money back. 2. See a bankruptcy attorney.